Sentence examples for have indeed got from inspiring English sources

"I have indeed got the kettle on, Winnie.

From a very low base, Nigeria has been among the fastest improvers, and Mr Oyekunle confirms that things have indeed got a bit less terrible.

But the security services now seem ever more confident that they have indeed got it right: they have successfully laid bare a scheme to repeat or surpass the mayhem of September 2001.Of the 25 people originally arrested in connection with the alleged plot to blow up airliners, 11 appeared in a London court on August 22nd.

And many of those countries have indeed gotten heavier in recent decades.

However, a breast is not a gallbladder or an appendix, and while public awareness of breast cancer may have indeed gotten its kick from the N.F.L. and push from corporate America, public awareness of breast reconstruction remains sadly misunderstood, both by the medical community and by the public at large.

Polls indicate that some forty percent of American Muslims have indeed gotten to know their gay neighbors, colleagues, and relatives enough to support their right to same-sex marriage.

It's a world away from the America where the rich have gotten richer in the past seven years, but just around the corner from the America where the poor have indeed gotten poorer, and more of them crowd into poverty-stricken neighborhoods — reversing a trend of upward mobility that began in the previous decade and ended around the time this one began.

You can argue that the economy and the recession is a big cause for the flow of people illegally crossing the border is down, but you can't argue with the fact that things have, indeed, gotten a lot better under Obama".

Ray had indeed "got to her".

The world has indeed got richer, but any such shift in morals and values is hard to detect.

"We think one of the opposition groups has indeed got him," a senior military officer said in Washington.